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Valley Wildcats hosting Crushers to close out September (opens the original)
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The Bage Valley Wildcats will look to end September with a win tonight in Berwick. The Wildcats host the Pictou County Weeks Crushers in Maritime Junior Hockey League play Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. at the Kings Mutual Century Centre in Berwick. Valley, coming off three straight last-place finishes, are second in the Eastlink South Division with a 4-1-0-1 record with five of the six games having been played in Berwick. Six of the team’s 11 October games are on the road. The Crushers (1-3-0-1) are in las
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation about remembering, learning: Kentville mayor (opens the original)
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A solemn ceremony to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was held Sept. 30 in front of Kentville’s town hall. “Today, (as) we raise the flag for Every Child Matters, we honour the residential school survivors, their families and their communities, (and) we remember the children who never returned home,” Mayor Andrew Zebian told the crowd of about 60 people. Matthew Connolly did a smudging ceremony before the event began. It was one of the many ceremonies held across the region,
Middleton residents earn podium spots at international competition (opens the original)
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A pair of Middleton athletes continue to show that hard work pays off. Jamie Peppard and Jennifer Bishop finished second and third, respectively, at the World Masters Championship for Scottish Heavy Events Sept. 4-6 in Driewegen in the Netherlands. Bishop placed in the top three in six of her nine events, including winning the Braemar stone competition, which is similar to a shot put but where the athlete doesn’t move their feet. “I was pretty proud of myself,” Bishop said, of her podium finish.
NSSBL final begins Thursday in Dartmouth (opens the original)
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The Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League final will begin Thursday, Oct. 1, in Dartmouth. The Dry will host the defending champion Kentville Wildcats at 7:30 p.m., the league announced Sept. 28. First-place Dartmouth swept Halifax in the best-of-five semifinal while second-place Kentville won three straight games after dropping the first two contests in Sydney in its semifinal. Game 2 in the best-of-seven final is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 2, at 7:30 p.m., in Kentville. The Dry won six of the sev
CARDIAC 'CATS: Kentville wins three straight to advance to NSSBL final (opens the original)
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The Kentville Wildcats are going back to the Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League final. The defending champions punched their ticket to the dance by defeating the Sydney Sooners 12-7 Sept. 27 to complete the 3-2 comeback in the best-of-five semifinal. Sydney won both games at home before host Kentville won two one-run decisions Sept. 26 to force the deciding game at Memorial Field. “I give the team full credit, they didn’t give up once,” said playing-coach John Ansara. “We’re a veteran team and t
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